Thank you! I found this bangle at quite a good price imo, and I really enjoy the white and how the green looks against the bangle.These are beautiful. I'm really drawn to this colour of jade. My favourite type.
Thank you! I found this bangle at quite a good price imo, and I really enjoy the white and how the green looks against the bangle.These are beautiful. I'm really drawn to this colour of jade. My favourite type.
I bought this one from 'jade rabbit gems' based in Singapore. They were open to offers too, so I got a good deal. It is not exactly snug on my wrist but I'm okay with that
Gorgeous bangle. That glow.. and the proportions are just right!Switched out to this beauty I received yesterday. I am OBSESSED with this colour. It shows itself differently under different light.
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In the sun.
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In the shade.
Putting myself in jadeite jail for a while. Haha.
I've seen clips of seemingly larger hands being manipulated to squeeze into tiny bangles. I'm sure there's some technique involved. But no small bangles for me just yet.. I bruise easily and like to switch bangles. Might make an exception if I fell in love with it tho. What size is this beauty?After some time, the jade bug got me once again! I really enjoyed seeing everyone’s jade pieces. I recently picked up my first bangle but I think it may be smaller than I’d like. The lady at the counter said it would fit me and it does go over my hand with lotion but I tried taking it off and my hand is sore! Maybe I have to take it off quicker so that it’s not squeezing the life out of my hand for too long? Or does one get used to this?
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I’ve found conditioners and oilier compounds to work a lot better when trying to wear my bangles. There’s also the idea that the more you take your bangles in and out, the easier you’ll get as your hands get used to being squeezed.After some time, the jade bug got me once again! I really enjoyed seeing everyone’s jade pieces. I recently picked up my first bangle but I think it may be smaller than I’d like. The lady at the counter said it would fit me and it does go over my hand with lotion but I tried taking it off and my hand is sore! Maybe I have to take it off quicker so that it’s not squeezing the life out of my hand for too long? Or does one get used to this?
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I measured and the inner diameter comes out to about 50.6mm. If I were to buy another one, I think I’m going to aim for a little bigger! Minimum 51mm-53mm.I've seen clips of seemingly larger hands being manipulated to squeeze into tiny bangles. I'm sure there's some technique involved. But no small bangles for me just yet.. I bruise easily and like to switch bangles. Might make an exception if I fell in love with it tho. What size is this beauty?
I’m going to start squeezing my hands every so often and will try using something oilier next time I take this off. Thanks for the tips!I’ve found conditioners and oilier compounds to work a lot better when trying to wear my bangles. There’s also the idea that the more you take your bangles in and out, the easier you’ll get as your hands get used to being squeezed.
Was recommended to squeeze my hands regularly to help them get softer.
I’ve found these tips to really work. Have a few bangles that are really cutting quite close to unwearable due to my weight gain. Hope this helps!
That is pretty small! Your hand and wrist look to be about my size. When I first started collecting bangles, I struggled and felt pain putting on a 50.5, but now, I can slide out of a 49 mm, painlessly without conditioner or lotion. I haven’t tried any smaller because I haven’t found any the size I need and in the condition I like. There’s one bangle (princess) that UJ has and it’s a 47mm. I kinda want to purchase it, but some cosmetic defect have deterred me. The more you squeeze in and out of the bangle, the easier it will be to fit into smaller sizes, so I would recommend you don’t buy bigger ones. Try to wear that bangle for a while, periodically taking it off and on, and then see how you feel.I measured and the inner diameter comes out to about 50.6mm. If I were to buy another one, I think I’m going to aim for a little bigger! Minimum 51mm-53mm.
I’m going to start squeezing my hands every so often and will try using something oilier next time I take this off. Thanks for the tips!
Your bangle journey makes me feel hopeful that I will eventually get used to sliding out of this bangle!That is pretty small! Your hand and wrist look to be about my size. When I first started collecting bangles, I struggled and felt pain putting on a 50.5, but now, I can slide out of a 49 mm, painlessly without conditioner or lotion. I haven’t tried any smaller because I haven’t found any the size I need and in the condition I like. There’s one bangle (princess) that UJ has and it’s a 47mm. I kinda want to purchase it, but some cosmetic defect have deterred me. The more you squeeze in and out of the bangle, the easier it will be to fit into smaller sizes, so I would recommend you don’t buy bigger ones. Try to wear that bangle for a while, periodically taking it off and on, and then see how you feel.
I love this idea! Do you mind sharing the link? I’ve been trying to find a way to wear both my watch and bangle in the same arm. Does it stop all contact between the bangle and watch? Also, it looks great!I recently bought this silicone bracelet as a buffer. What do we think, okay or too much?
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Looks fab! The pastel tone really compliments your other pieces.I recently bought this silicone bracelet as a buffer. What do we think, okay or too much?
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Got it from Amazon:I love this idea! Do you mind sharing the link? I’ve been trying to find a way to wear both my watch and bangle in the same arm. Does it stop all contact between the bangle and watch? Also, it looks great!